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Everett council adopts rules to implement voter-approved minimum-wage initiative
Summary
The City Council voted June 4 to adopt rules implementing the city minimum-wage initiative, approving a resolution that sets administrative procedures to calculate CPI adjustments and enforcement steps.
The Everett City Council on June 4 adopted a resolution setting rules to implement the city’s new minimum-wage ordinance approved by voters. Councilors said the rules adopt a model used by other cities and cover implementation details such as CPI calculations and posting requirements.
City staff described the resolution as a routine, noncontroversial step required to implement the voter-approved initiative. Economic development director Dan Arnessy told council that the authorizing ordinance requires the rules to be adopted within…
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